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Broun Fellinis, Eric Revis, Luke Stewart and More
Eric Revis
bassb.1967
Luke Stewart
bass, electric
Andrea Keller
pianob.1973
Vijay Anderson
drums
Vinny Golia
woodwindsb.1946
Playlist
- Roots Magic "Karen on Monday" from Take Root Among the Stars (Clean Feed) 00:00
- Roots Magic "Mean Black Cat Blues" from Take Root Among the Stars (Clean Feed) 06:31
- Host speaks 12:13
- Eric Revis "Baby Renfro" from Slip Knots Through a Looking Glass (Pyroclastic) 14:14
- " data-original-title="" title="">Who Trio "Take the a Train" from Strell (Clean Feed) 19:11
- Vijay Anderson Quartet "East Coasting" from Colors (Self-produced) 24:51
- Host speaks 29:26
- Vijay Anderson Silverscreen Sextet "Easy Mouse: Degrees of Gray in Los Angeles" from Live at the Angel City Festival (Self-produced) 31:19
" data-original-title="" title="">Tim Stine Trio "Watched Trains" from Fresh Demons (Astral Spirits) 41:58Tim Stine
guitar, acoustic- " data-original-title="" title="">Glen Hall "Orchid Opening Downwards" from The Book of the Heart (InRespect) 44:53
Glen Hall
various - Host speaks 52:00
- Eric Revis "House of Leaves" from Slip Knots Through a Looking Glass (Pyroclastic) 53:20
- " data-original-title="" title="">Living Daylights "Afro Boogie" from Night of the Living Daylights (Reapandsow) 1:00:24
- Host speaks 1:09:01
- David Lord "Cloud Ear" from Forest Standards Vol. 2 (Big Ego) 1:10:23
- David Lord "Turtle Mushroom" from Forest Standards Vol. 2 (Big Ego) 1:14:38
" data-original-title="" title="">Charlotte Greve, {m: Chris Tordini}} & {m: Vinnie Sperrazza}} "Low" from The Choir Invisible (Intakt) 1:18:13Charlotte Greve
saxophone, alto
" data-original-title="" title="">Camila Nebbia "Las Manos" from Aura (Ears&Eyes) 1:24:50Camila Nebbia
saxophone, tenor- Host speaks 1:29:37
- Luke Stewart Exposure Quintet "Awakening the Masters" from Exposure Quintet (Astral Spirits) 1:31:49
" data-original-title="" title="">Christoph Irniger Trio "Mass Media Minions" from Open City (Intakt) 1:42:24Christoph Irniger
saxophone, tenor
b.1979- Host speaks 1:46:56
- Andrea Keller & Composers' Circle "Plan of a Taco" from Live at the Jazz Lab—Vol. 1—The Composers' Circle (Self-released) 1:48:25
- Andrea Keller & Composers' Circle "Ripples" from Live at the Jazz Lab—Vol. 1—The Composers' Circle (Self-released) 1:52:25
- Vijay Anderson Silverscreen Sextet "A Slice of Vinnie's Life" from Live at the Angel City Festival (Self-produced) 2:00:19
" data-original-title="" title="">Federica Michisanti "Aka" from Jeux De Coleurs (Parco Della) 2:05:58Federica Michisanti
bass, acoustic- Sam Decker "Always Reappearing" from Reactivist (Ears&Eyes) 2:11:23
- Sam Decker Quartet "Tableau" from Shrove (Sunnyside) 2:14:25
- Host speaks 2:19:16
- Emil Miszk & Sonic Syndicate "Trolling" from Don't Hesitate (Alpaka) 2:20:44
- Camila Nebbia,
" data-original-title="" title="">Maya Keren, Diana Arias,Maya Keren
piano and vocals
" data-original-title="" title="">Lesley Mok "Constancia" from Yo No Sé De Pájaros (Self-released) 2:27:11Lesley Mok
drums 
" data-original-title="" title="">Steve Coleman "The Streets" from Curves of Life (BMG) 2:31:26Steve Coleman
saxophone, alto
b.1956- Broun Fellinis "Carla" from Live from Jupiter Vol .1 (Brounsoun) 2:40:41
- Host speaks 2:47:21
- Broun Fellinis "Chestnuts Roasting" from Live from Jupiter Vol .1 (Brounsoun) 2:49:50
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Eric Revis
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David Lord
Andrea Keller
Vijay Anderson
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Glen Hall
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Charlotte Greve
Camila Nebbia
Christoph Irniger
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